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[quote=nannydebsays][quote=Anonymous][quote=nannydebsays][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]ps: asking her to spray down a stained shirt is not job creep. it's asking her to be considerate of your belongings [/quote]

Absolutely this. Nannydebsays, you are so wrong and disrespectful of others property that I cannot believe it. [/quote]

Ok then...Please tell me what I said that has you so riled up, so that I can help you with your comprehension. [/quote]

You're pretty rude,  but here you go.

"your nanny has every right to say no."

So, she can destroy every piece of clothing I have, and I'm in the wrong for asking her to clean up a mess she made?

I think I will start docking the cost of replacement clothes from her pay.  
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Yes, your Nanny has the right to decline additional duties. And you have the right to fire her for being stupid and shortsighted enough to refuse to help with child's laundry.

You: Nanny, I need you to take the time to spot treat and soak stained clothes.

Nanny: I don't want to do that.

You: (as soon as you have alternate care) Nanny, I am letting you go
     a) because you are not fulfilling the terms of our work agreement that states you help with child laundry.
OR
     b) because you are unwilling to add minor help with child's laundry to your duties.
Today is your last day.

No one is forcing anyone to retain the services of a Nanny too lazy to assist with laundry or anything else. YOU define the job parameters, and YOU are responsible for hiring someone willing to fulfill those duties.[/quote]

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